New York Stocks Show Mixed Day Amid Corporate Moves
Trading held limited gains as individual issues led the session. Steels, rubbers, motors, railroads, and several airlines rose, while many copper and utility shares fell. Reynolds Metals and General Telephone advanced on dividend hints. Western Union slipped on a block trade.
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Talkative Birds Escape Cages In Detroit Area
Spring brings parakeets escaping cages across Detroit region. Families report missing birds Joey from William Wrathell, Chichi from Mrs Mildred Phipps, plus Skippy with a thirsty cry. An artificial lake near Fort Peckham Montana spans 189 miles with 1600 miles of shoreline.
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Strikes in the South Set to Shape Dixie Labor Future
Norman Walker reports that the six week South strikes at Southern Bell and Louisville & Nashville Railroad could decide whether unions struggle or surge. If unions win, bargaining rights may spread. if they lose, employers deter further organizing across the region.
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Baby Goes With Dad To Answer Alert Call
Massachusetts National Guard staff sergeant Anthony J. Saponaro took his year old son Jan to an alert drill as his wife was away. He refused to let baby-sitting stop his duty in Operation Minute Man. Turkeys were sent to Europe by the New World as early as I.
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Cecil's Drug Store Ad touts ITCH-ME-NOT promise
A brief ad notes ITCH-ME-NOT claimed to relieve eczema ringworm athlete's foot and surface rashes within 15 minutes. It cites Cecil's Drug Store as the place to obtain the remedy today.
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Editor Cites Relaxing of Secrecy Bans
J Russell Wiggins reports state legislatures except North Carolina show a more hopeful trend in press access. He notes N C expanded secrecy for committees while he is managing editor of the Washington Post and Times Herald. The North Star cannot be seen from the equator.
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Freedom of Information Committee
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